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dedicación
Use of physical or mental energy; hard work.
effort
sweat
travail
physical effort
elbow grease
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esforço
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усилие
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esfuerzo
Use of physical or perceived energy by a person.
work
struggle
labor
workload
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усилие
1
Still, the new findings don't prove athletes' extra
exertion
caused heart problems.
2
The violence of the
exertion
cast the young Mohican at his side.
3
The extreme
exertion
our sport requires means a lot of down time.
4
That much physical
exertion
would have dropped him with a heart attack.
5
He was still red in the face, from the
exertion
of stooping.
6
Protein and DNA synthesis are necessary for
exertion
of the suppressive effect.
7
My wind had gotten much better and the extra
exertion
felt good.
8
Mr. Woodhouse soon followed; and the necessity of
exertion
made him composed.
9
Wu puffed as he jogged along, obviously not used to such
exertion
.
10
With much labor and
exertion
he was aroused and brought to camp.
11
I had just married; it was needful to make a great
exertion
.
12
Lysandra saw her shoulders heaving with
exertion
as she evaded another attack.
13
This individual, from birth and habit, is above all labor and
exertion
.
14
In Madras I find it an
exertion
to walk across a room.
15
Koboi drifted into a natural sleep, exhausted by even this small
exertion
.
16
This plan was found convenient, in climates where the heat forbids
exertion
.
exertion
physical exertion
great exertion
much exertion
little exertion
mental exertion
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esforço
empenho
Catalan
afany
esforç
dedicació
feinada
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dedicación
esfuerzo
afán
Russian
усилие